DeceitAppearing for the first time in English, Deceit is the debut novel by Yuri Felsen, a leading modernist writer of the interwar Russian diaspora. Known by his contemporaries as the Russian Proust, Felsen died in the gas chambers at Auschwitz, his life and legacy destroyed by the Nazis. Written in the form of diary, Deceit is a psychological self portrait of an unnamed narrator, a neurasthenic and aspiring author, whose often thwarted pursuits of his

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the book showcases Callaghan's accomplished use of language

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First published in 1971 by Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s City Lights in the US

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campaigner for human rights and perpetrator of the greatest act of literary forgery in European history